Here's a comprehensive guide on how to conduct due diligence:Property Inspection: Arrange a thorough inspection of the property by a qualified inspector.

Usually these homes are on private land and "need to be moved" but the end buyer has to arrange for moving the home.  

FYI we've changed our approach entirely and have lower fee initial entry points to avoid the challenges of long term project based arrangements so we can catch issues much sooner.

release's prices I have done on loans I made and of course on all my subdivision / development loans.are simply a pre arranged release price.. 

@Shawn ChervinskisSee Section 408(b)(2) of ERISA for more information on this exemption.The office space or services are necessary for the establishment or operation of the plan;The contract or arrangement under which the office space or services are furnished is reasonable; andNo more than reasonbale compensation is paid for the office space or services.Regulations issued by the Department clarify the terms “necessary service” (29 CFR 2550.408b-2(b)),”reasonable contract or arrangement” (29 CFR 2550.408b-2(c)) and “reasonable compensation” (29 CFR 2550.408b-2(d) and 2550.408c-2) as used in section 408(b)(2).

However, it's crucial to ensure that any repayment arrangement complies with IRS regulations governing self-directed retirement accounts.

This way, you can negotiate openly from there, ensuring both of you feel good about the arrangement.

-----But if you have your own addendum referenced above, here are few others you could add to the list you made:Annual Maintenance Encourage tenants to perform or arrange for annual maintenance checks on their AC units to ensure optimal performance and safety throughout the season.Contact Information for Approved VendorsProvide a list of approved vendors or technicians whom tenants can contact for professional installation, maintenance, or repair of their AC units.Emergency ProceduresInclude information on what tenants should do in case of an AC unit malfunction that may threaten the safety or structural integrity of the property, such as water leaks or electrical issues.

I consider myself small potatoes in terms of property management: I just got my first two units in March and I am technically a property manager in that I am managing my properties that I bought; I haven't yet worked with clients or made business arrangements outside of my own interests.

Are there any verbal agreements or arrangements between the current Landlord and Tenant?